Metal-Ceramic Composites is a class of ceramic composites in which a metallic phase is integrated within a ceramic matrix to enhance toughness, thermal shock resistance, and fracture strength through the differential contribution of ductile metal inclusions that mitigate crack propagation.
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Freezing as a Path to Build Complex Composites
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